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3rd Rock from the Sun: Body & Soul & Dick

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When an obnoxious professor dies during a party in his honor, Dick finds the will specifies that he must deliver a "forthright and honest" eulogy about the universally despised academic. Meanwhile, Tommy neglects his female pal August to hit it off with an "easy" cheerleader. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Terry Turner Bonnie Turner

Director:: Robert Berlinger

Stars:: John Lithgow (Dick Solomon); Jane Curtin (Mary Albright); Joseph Gordon-Levitt (Tommy Solomon); French Stewart (Harry Solomon); Kristen Johnston (Sally Solomon)

Recurring Role:: Simbi Khali (Nina Campbell); Shay Astar (August); David DeLuise (Bug); Chris Hogan (Pitman); Ian Lithgow (Leon); Danielle Nicolet (Caryn)

Guest Star:: Steven Barnett (Cable Man); William Bogert (Dean Sumner); John Mahoney (Dr. Leonard Hanlin); Bruce Morrow (Father Rice); Harry Murphy (Professor); Jennifer Rhodes (Mrs. Sumner); Anna Slotky (Cheryl)

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The Big Giant Head is mentioned for the first time. edit »
Apparently, the group can speak every Human language. edit »

Sally: How would you like your eyes in the bottom of a martini glass, 'cause I can do it?
Dr. Henlin: (sounding delighted) Oh, the Amazon is going to manhandle me! edit »
Harry: Oh, Dick, we've got cable! Seventy-two channels! And unlike primitive free television this one you get to pay for. edit »
(When the Solomons are discussing death)
Sally: Dick, I feel different here. I mean, I like Sally. What will happen to her when I'm gone? What happens to all her stuff? All her shoes? edit »
Mary: I can't believe this. I've never seen anyone die before.
Dick: I know! It's amazing! One minute he's active, then the next, he's inert. He's limber, then he's stiff. His eyes are twinkley, then they're milky. He's rosey, then sallow. Oily, then dry. Girgley, then silent..
Mary: Will you stop?! edit »
(Dr. Hanlan just died. Earlier Mary was saying how she wished he would die)
Dick: Dr. Albright! You got your wish! edit »

Harry: To die, to sleep. To sleep, perchance to dream. Oooh, there's the rub. (turns an apple around, which resembles a skull) For in that sleep of death what dreams may come. When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, must give us pause.
Dick: What's that from?
Harry: I don't know, some Mel Gibson movie.

Harry quotes lines from Shakespeare's Hamlet (Act III, Scene I), part of the "To be or not to be" monologue.
Mel Gibson played in the 1990 screen adaptation of this play. edit »